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The USPHS Commissioned Corps is committed to our mission to protect, promote, and advance the health and safety of the nation. Public Health Service officers are trained and equipped to provide crucial public health leadership, assist with policy development, advance innovation and science, provide essential care services and respond to national and global public health emergencies. Through our Active Duty Regular Corps, our Public Health Response Strike Team (PHERST) and our Ready Reserve Corps, we remain responsive and available to rapidly deploy in the service of health.
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Training
Joint Medical Executive Skills Institute (JMESI) Intermediate Executive Skills (IES)
BACKGROUND
The JMESI Intermediate Executive Skills Course provides education and training on leadership and management skills necessary to successfully serve in an intermediate-level leadership position within a DHA medical treatment facility (MTF). The course is designed to facilitate attainment of selected Joint Medical Executive Skills core competencies as identified by a Tri- Service review board of MHS senior leaders.
PURPOSE
The purpose of this course is to facilitate achievement of joint medical executive skills competencies expected of intermediate-level leaders within a DHA Market or MTF.
OBJECTIVES
Upon completion of this course, attendees will be able to:
- To understand the DHA mission and strategic plan.
- To sharpen skills consistent with professional expectations required to serve in an intermediate-level leadership position within a DHA Market or MTF.
- To develop the ability to communicate effectively, lead change initiatives, and manage resources.
This course will be a virtual online course and will be held three times per year. The course has a blended learning, two-phase format. Platform for delivery will be MS Teams.
Phase One/prerequisite course work: Students must complete 12 web-based training (WBT) modules available through Joint Knowledge Online site.
Phase Two: Students will attend a 4-day virtual course hosted on MS Teams or similar platform.
TARGET AUDIENCE:
Officer MHS personnel serving in an intermediate-level (department-level) leadership position within a DHA Market or MTF or had experience working in similar environment.
**Must have some experience in a clinical setting at a government agency at the time of registration.
**Pharmacists, Nurses, Engineers, Data Analyst, Medical, Dental, Scientist, Environmental Health, Veterinarian, Safety Quality Officers, Health Services Officer, Dietitian, Therapist, and New PHERST Teams are strongly encouraged to apply.
Schedule:
Session 3: June 10-13, 2024
Location:
Virtual-MS TEAMS
Application Opens:
Session 3: January 29, 2024
Application deadline:
Session 3: February 23, 2024
Course Length
1 Week
Officers per Date
1
Ranks Eligible
O-4 and O-5
Selecting Official:
CCHQ Director
**There is no tuition to attend. However, the officer's Agency will continue to pay for salary and per diem. Officer’s agency will pay for travel, per diem, and lodging. (If it is in person)
All officers interested in participating to this training opportunity must complete an application using this link below:
Intermediate Executive Skills- JMESI - Session 3 - 2024
Participation in this training is dependent on submission of required documents, supervisor approval, and nomination by the CCHQ Director.
Required application materials for this training:
- Letter explaining why the officer would be a good fit for the Program, how the officer plans to use the skills/knowledge gained to advance the mission of the Corp, and attesting the officer meets all conditions of service.
- CV
- COER scores for previous 3 years
- Supervisory approval
- No active Adverse Actions and must be basic ready qualified
The application package and questions for this opportunity must be submitted to PHSCOTA@hhs.gov using the subject line: IES Application.
Last Updated: 1/4/23
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